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Indicates Single-Age Record Name Town/State S Time Agtime Percent ALPHABETICAL LIST MALE 10 km S - indicates single-age record Name Town/state S Time Agtime Percent Age Div Date Place/race ================== ================ = =============== ======== === ===== ===== ===================== Robert Abbott Plano TX X 32:50 29:25 91.27 47 M4549 10-87 OKC/Myriad Gardens Bill Adams Bartlesville OK 36:09 33:55 79.16 41 M4044 09-82 B'ville/Labor Day Bill Adams Bartlesville OK 35:59 32:30 82.63 46 M4549 05-87 B'ville/Labor Day Bob Adkins Tulsa OK 37:19 33:11 80.97 48 M4549 09-82 B'ville/Labor Day Bob Adkins Tulsa OK 37:45 32:14 83.31 53 M5054 09-87 Skiatook Run Bob Adkins Tulsa OK 38:07 32:00 83.91 55 M5559 05-89 Tulsa/River Run Bob Adkins Tulsa OK 45:48 35:14 76.24 65 M6569 09-99 Tulsa/Rhythm Run Larry Aduddell Tulsa OK 32:03 32:02 83.83 29 08-74 Tulsa/Mohawk/TRC Larry Aduddell Tulsa OK 32:05 31:50 84.36 32 08-77 Tulsa/Mohawk/TRC Larry Aduddell Tulsa OK 33:34 32:40 82.22 36 M3539 04-82 Tulsa/Pepsi Challenge Larry Aduddell Tulsa OK 36:06 34:08 78.72 40 M4044 09-85 B'ville/Labor Day Matt Aguero Lawton OK 32:51 32:42 82.14 31 09-11 Ft. Sill/Devil Dog Wynston Alberts Oklahoma City OK 29:56 29:56 89.70 25 04-96 OKC/Redbud Classic Elliot Alias Ardmore OK 33:37 31:47 84.53 40 M4044 04-88 Guthrie/89er Jeff Allen Duluth MN 32:13 32:13 83.34 25 02-92 Tulsa/Mohawk/TRC Mike Allen Midwest City OK 37:03 33:43 79.67 45 M4549 04-97 OKC/Redbud Classic Bud Almond Tulsa OK 34:29 33:05 81.20 38 M3539 10-91 OKC/Myrida Gardens Pete Amann Muskogee OK 32:07 32:07 83.60 26 08-85 Pryor/Mayes County Mark Anderson San Antonio TX 31:55 31:51 84.33 30 04-89 OKC/Redbud Classic Robert Anderson Dewey OK 33:29 32:08 83.62 38 M3539 09-85 B'ville/Labor Day Robert Anderson Tulsa OK 33:41 31:36 84.96 41 M4044 04-89 OKC/Redbud Classic Robert Anderson Tulsa OK 35:57 32:13 83.36 47 M4549 04-95 OKC/Redbud Classic Robert Anex Norman OK 33:31 31:27 85.38 41 M4044 04-00 OKC/Redbud Classic Jack Angel Purcell OK 37:08 31:26 85.41 54 M5054 07-81 Shawnee/Old Santa Fe Mornay Annandale Wichita KS 31:12 31:12 86.06 28 05-98 Tulsa/All Sport Mornay Annandale Wichita KS 32:19 32:04 83.75 32 04-02 OKC/Redbud Classic Jay Anthony Dallas TX 45:00 33:40 79.78 68 M6569 04-18 OKC/Redbud Clasic Don Antle Bartlesville OK 38:00 32:43 82.11 52 M5054 09-89 OKC/Myriad Gardens Don Antle Bartlesville OK 40:24 33:21 80.53 57 M5559 04-95 Tulsa/Grace Race Steve Arthurs Kingfisher OK 35:32 33:35 79.97 40 M4044 04-89 OKC/Redbud Classic Tom Aspel Russellville AR 30:37 30:37 87.70 28 05-84 Tulsa/River Run Tom Aspel Russellville AR 34:11 32:04 83.72 41 M4044 04-97 OKC/Redbud Classic Stan Austin Jenks OK 36:25 33:55 79.18 42 M4044 05-84 Tulsa/River Run Greg Avery Ponca City OK 31:43 31:43 84.66 25 04-86 OKC/Greenbriar Run Clay Axton Edmond OK 36:29 33:58 79.03 42 M4044 04-18 OKC/Redbud Clasic Arya Bahraini Edmonmd OK 32:00 32:00 83.96 22 07-16 Ada/Fireball Classic Brian Baker Fayetteville OK 31:26 31:26 85.42 24 04-95 Norman/Arts Classic Charlie Baker Tulsa OK 38:59 33:33 80.03 52 M5054 04-94 OKC/Redbud Classic Steve Baker Stillwater OK 32:08 32:07 83.61 29 09-81 B'ville/Labor Day Steve Baker Noble OK X 31:58 31:28 85.35 34 05-87 Tulsa/River Run Steve Baker Noble OK 34:05 32:28 82.74 39 M3539 10-92 Shawnee/Santa Fe Steve Baker Noble OK 35:25 33:29 80.23 40 M4044 04-94 OKC/Redbud Classic Hub Barker Mustang OK 36:35 33:02 81.28 46 M4549 08-76 Tulsa/Mohawk/TRC David Barmasl Lawton OK 32:33 32:33 82.49 27 10-06 Lawton/Spir. Survival David Barney Fayetteville AR 29:40 29:40 90.51 27 10-87 OKC/Myriad Gardens Billy Bartram Guthrie OK 32:51 31:46 84.53 18 M1619 04-88 Guthrie/89er Filbert Bayi Norman OK X 29:27 29:27 91.17 28 09-82 B'ville/Labor Day Jack Beck Muskogee OK 33:14 32:33 82.55 19 M1619 06-84 Sapulpa/Sooner Games John Bednarski Albuquerque NM 31:45 30:01 89.50 40 M4044 09-89 OKC/Myriad Gardens John Begay Edmond OK 31:58 31:58 84.05 22 04-85 Edmond/Broncho Run Nelson Begay Edmond OK 31:41 31:41 84.75 27 10-87 OKC/Myriad Gardens Don Belcourt Lawrence KS 31:12 30:33 87.93 19 M1619 11-84 Tahlequah/Redmen Run Don Belcourt Stillwater OK 30:41 30:41 87.56 22 09-87 B'ville/Labor Day Jerry Bellmyer Oklahoma City OK 32:32 31:51 84.32 19 M1619 12-78 Tulsa/Mohawk/TRC Skeet Bemo Sapulpa OK X 31:55 29:35 90.81 15 M0115 04-87 Tahlequah/Jim Thorpe Don Bene Tulsa OK 30:55 30:55 86.85 23 03-85 Tulsa/Love Run Mike Bennett Stillwater OK 32:14 31:34 85.11 19 M1619 04-88 OKC/Redbud Classic Mike Bennett Monrovia CA 30:49 30:30 88.05 20 09-88 B'ville/Labor Day Russell Bennett Tulsa OK 35:27 31:46 84.53 47 M4549 06-84 Tulsa/Superun Russell Bennett Tulsa OK 36:02 31:01 86.59 52 M5054 05-89 Tulsa/River Run Dick Benson Fitzgerald GA 42:22 32:17 83.16 66 M6569 10-91 OKC/Myriad Gardens Donald Bergan Universal City T 33:54 32:03 83.83 40 M4044 09-93 OKC/National Masters Kim Berghall Tulsa OK 32:38 32:38 82.28 24 04-85 Tulsa/Hurricane Run Kim Berghall Tulsa OK 30:20 30:20 88.52 28 10-88 OKC/Myriad Gardens Noel Berkeley Norman OK 30:03 30:03 89.35 24 09-89 OKC/Myriad Gardens Noel Berkeley Norman OK 29:26 29:26 91.22 25 04-90 OKC/Rebud Classic Charles Bertalot Tulsa OK 36:38 32:34 82.48 48 M4549 05-89 Tulsa/River Run Mike Bilyeu Stroud OK 31:58 30:55 86.86 18 M1619 08-84 Stroud/Jaycess Run Mike Bilyeu Tulsa OK 29:59 29:59 89.55 24 09-89 OKC/Myriad Gardens Walter Birney Copeland KS 36:10 31:39 84.89 50 M5054 09-84 B'ville/Labor Day Walter Birney Copeland OK 38:30 32:03 83.77 56 M5559 06-90 OKC/Sooner Games Walter Birney Copeland KS 42:39 34:19 78.27 60 M6064 02-95 Broken Arrow/S. Heart Richard Blacken Lawrence KS 32:26 32:26 82.84 22 11-84 Tahlequah/Redmen Run Steve Blanchard Tulsa OK 35:47 31:18 85.79 50 M5054 09-82 B'ville/Labor Day Steve Blanchard Tulsa OK 37:53 31:17 85.88 57 M5559 09-89 B'ville/Labor Day Steve Blanchard Tulsa OK 38:57 31:20 85.71 60 M6064 09-92 Tulsa/Okla. Sen. Oly. Steve Blanchard Tulsa OK 40:41 31:18 85.83 65 M6569 04-97 OKC/Redbud Classic Tim Blankenship Chetopah KS 35:28 32:02 83.83 46 M4549 02-06 Tulsa/Sweetheart Reno Blum Oklahoma City OK 32:24 32:24 82.87 24 04-18 OKC/Redbud Clasic Charles Boatright Stillwater OK 30:55 30:36 87.76 20 10-71 Tulsa/Mohawk/TRC Jeff Boleski Wichita KS 31:30 31:30 85.24 23 09-88 B'ville/Labor Day Bob Bomer Tulsa OK 36:49 33:15 80.76 46 M4549 05-89 Tulsa/River Run Art Botterhill Fayetteville AR 31:30 31:30 85.24 27 07-73 Tulsa/Mohawk/TRC Reggie Boudreau Oklahoma City OK 32:22 31:18 85.79 18 M1619 12-77 Tulsa/Mohawk/TRC David Bowden Lauderhill FL 37:05 32:58 81.48 48 M4549 09-93 OKC/National Masters Jim Brackeen Edmond OK 30:54 30:54 86.89 23 07-84 Edmond/Krazy Daze Fay Bradley Washington DC X 33:45 29:17 91.70 51 M5054 09-89 OKC/Myriad Gardens Michael Braly Alamosa CO 29:44 29:44 90.30 23 09-89 OKC/Myriad Gardens Mark Bravo Edmond OK 36:21 33:51 79.32 42 M4044 04-00 OKC/Redbud Classic James Bresett Ft. Sill OK 36:11 33:26 80.33 43 M4044 09-03 Ft. Sill/Devil Dog Tom Briggs Oklahoma City OK 40:16 33:49 79.43 55 M5559 04-89 OKC/Redbud Classic Gary Britt Tulsa OK 42:48 33:50 79.40 62 M6064 10-09 Tulsa/Zoo Run Gary Britt Tulsa OK 45:40 34:10 78.61 68 M6569 01-15 Tulsa/Go ShortGo Long Rick Brower Copan OK 36:13 33:59 79.02 41 M4044 05-89 Tulsa/River Run Rick Brower Copan OK 36:40 33:22 80.50 45 M4549 09-92 Skiatook Run Rick Brower Copan OK 38:14 33:27 80.30 50 M5054 02-98 Broken Arrow/S.
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